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Redux or MobX: What I learned after refactoring a medium-sized React app

Posted by Danny Herran on Mar 17, 2017 in Frontend | 6 comments

React with Redux and MobX

State containers are a must for medium to large-sized React applications. The basic idea is to keep the state abstracted from your components and manage it somewhere else. Using a state container like Redux or MobX allows you to share a global centralised state across all your components.

This article is not a tutorial per se but a list of takeaways, pros and cons of each library and the impact on an existing React application.